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Aaron Mehta The United States has increased its share of the global arms market, while the Middle East is showing steady growth as a customer, according to...

Eric Lofgren and Matt MacGregor Over the last five years, the Pentagon organized a charm offensive to attract new entrants into its technology base. With the lure of...

Vivienne Machi The global race to build hypersonic capabilities is only getting hotter, as several NATO members — including the United States, France and the...

Andrew Chuter A hypersonic propulsion company backed by Rolls-Royce, Boeing and BAE Systems has taken a step closer to developing an engine capable of powering combat...

Alexander Bratersky Hypersonic weapons are a top priority for the Russian government, a defense analyst with the state-run think tank IMEMO has told Defense News,...

Burak Ege Bekdil Turkey’s top military commanders are pushing to prioritize directed-energy weapon programs following a decade’s worth of industry development in the field, a senior military...

Nathan Strout The U.S. Air Force is testing whether lasers mounted on the backs of dune buggies could be the counter-drone weapon the military needs. https://www.c4isrnet.com/unmanned/2021/03/15/drone-killing-dune-buggy-mounted-laser-gets-tested-overseas/

Mike Yeo, Nigel Pittaway, Usman Ansari, Vivek Raghuvanshi and Chris Martin A number of countries in the Asia-Pacific region are caught up in the global hypersonic...

Aaron Mehta and Valerie Insinna U.S. Air Force leaders faced a dilemma. The service needed a key raw material from Italy for one of its...